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Residents and ambulance-service members urge board against billing town residents
Summary
At a Dec. 23 non‑mandated hearing on ambulance billing, resident Jay Kramarczyk and Ambulance Service member Deena Hall expressed opposition to billing town residents; the board closed the hearing and noted the report will be presented to the Town.
The Selectboard held a public hearing on ambulance billing that the board described as non‑mandated and intended to gather public input.
Via Zoom, resident Jay Kramarczyk reiterated a written letter opposing ambulance billing. Deena Hall, who identified herself as a member of the Ambulance Service, told the Selectboard she opposes billing town residents. The meeting record shows no pro‑billing speakers were recorded during the hearing.
The board closed the hearing at 7:15 p.m. and indicated the ambulance‑billing report would be presented to Town voters during the warrant/budget process. No formal vote to adopt a billing policy was taken at the Dec. 23 meeting.
The minutes note the item will appear again during upcoming budget and warrant article hearings so the board and the public can weigh policy and financial impacts before any decision.
